would i need a power amp or could i hook this up to my board going out of my mains
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If your 'board' has a built in power amp, just connect to the speaker outputs. If your board does NOT have a built in amp, then you would need to get one. Look at the back of your 'board' and see if you have speaker terminals on it. That will answer your question. Also, you could read the manual that came with it.
1748031
It's an either or situation I use this amp to power up outdoor speakers or connect to a switcher to power multiple speakers for whole house solutions Hope this helps
1037683
you would connect an XLR cable from the MAIN OUT on the board to the input(s) on your amp. If your amp doesnt have XLR inputs, then you will need to buy an adapter or new cables. You could alternatively connect the amp with the 1/4 in output from the MONITOR or HEADPHONES, you could also connect it to the OUT on the RCA.
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thank you all for your response. I now understand what I need, at least 8 amps power supply ...enjoy your weekend!!!! :_)
1961330
it would have to have a preamp unit to plug into - otherwise you would use a clamp on or stick on amp hookup
1519171
Your going to need a amp, power station, and many other cords. I went to guitar center and they said it'd be cheaper to buy a new one than get that one working
607046
No, this is not a power supply, only a controller. You still have to provide a separate power supply.
1150772
P.S.Your old power-Amp has no high-res capabilitys I gues?So you will lose the benefits if your new system.
279769
the output is that of a tuner so if your speakers have a built in amp you should be ok, if not your out of luck or you will have to have a seperate amp
1532027
No, it is a mono amp... I suppose you could run them in series rather than separate lines and it should power both.
1985644
My amp is currently hooked up to a Pioneer 3500 watt sub and a stock deck. It beatssss
2167884
LoL The amp should be plugged in the output from any pedal. Input for the amp, output for the pedal.
228005
It's gonna be too little. I have a 2200 kenwood d block amp on it at the momont and it knocks that off. So you may need more power then that
1813318
I would consider this amp underpowered for your task. Look at its rms power and you should understand why.
1293746
doubtful that you'll need an amp unless your receiver is literally a POS. I would suggest you buy a higher grade speaker wire (I have 16 gauge on mine) and that you bi-wire them as well.
14844
??. It just has an outboard transformer / power supply that needs to be plugged in to a 120 V AC outlet. Maybe you can just use the old power supply in place now assuming it's working properly.
2271455
Yes just make sure the ohms are good and you have 4 gauge amp wire and a second battery for the power that this amp requires